Science: The Triple Jump 1.Physical Attributes needed to be the best in this sport:
Senses: Sight and touch are needed for the triple jump.
Muscle Groups ( describe if they should be fast and or strong): The leg muscles should be strong in all areas for good balance. They also need to be fast for a better overall jump. A strong core is also needed to keep steady in the air and on the ground during the triple jump.
Mental focus skills: Mental imagery- Seeing and feeling the actions in your mind give you a better idea of what to focus on during the actual competition. Also, a positive attitude is key for the actual performance. 2.Dietary Requirements:
Link: http://www.ausport.gov.au/ais/nutrition/factsheets/sports/track_and_field_-_jumps: Diets should mainly focus on carbohyradrates, but lean sources of protein are very important to athletes. Other unhealthy foods should be seldomly eaten. 3. 3 most common injuries:
Injury 1: Hamstring Pulls
Injury 2: Quadricep Pulls
Injury 3: Shin Splints 4. How do these apply to your sport?
Physical: Athletes need to be in great shape to perform the triple jump
Mental/Emotional: Players need to have positive attitudes during the competition
Social: Athletes interact with their coaches and other players
Intellectual: Athletes need to understand the different techniques to perform the triple jump
Spiritual: Players ask religious figures to help support them during the competition 5. List three athletes in the history of your sport with their medals won and the years they won them.
A. James Connolly won the gold medal in1896
B. Luis Brunetto won the silver medal in 1924
C. Yelena Govorova won the bronze medal in 2000
English: The Olympics Many years ago, the Olympic Games were banned by the Roman Emperor Theodosius I. On April 6, 1896 however, the games were reborn in Athens, Greece about 1500 years later. From that time on, the games would be called the Modern Olympics. The Modern Olympics allowed all nations to participate in these sporting events. One of these sporting events was ice hockey which came to the Modern Olympics in 1920. Since that time, ice hockey has become a national sport in the winter Olympics. The world of sports has become more exciting because the Modern Olympics were brought back to the world, and because ice hockey has become a very popular national sport. To start, the sports world has become more exciting because the Modern Olympics were brought back to the world. The first Modern Olympics were held in Athens, Greece in the year of 1896. It was held in Greece to act as a reminder that the Ancient Olympics began there (Singh). There were nine major events in the first Modern Olympics which were athletics, cycling, fencing, gymnastics, weightlifting, wrestling, swimming, tennis, and shooting. Today, there are 41 total events from the summer and winter Olympics (Fischer). In the first Modern Olympics, only men could participate in sports. However, women were allowed to play sports four years later, but could only compete in tennis and golf (Fischer). The progression of sports in the Modern Olympics has given a greater variety of events. Finally, ice hockey has developed as a very popular national sport. Ice hockey is a very quick and physical game. Due to the intense physical contact in the game, many injuries occur including concussions (Cahow). The United States hockey team currently trains at a facility called Lake Placid, which is located in New York. In fact, the United States Olympic hockey team has trained at Lake Placid ever since the year of 1980 (Fischer). In the upcoming winter Olympics, Canada is predicted to win the gold medal. Oddly enough, Canada defeated the United States in the 2010 winter Olympics to take home the gold medal (Fischer). Ice hockey has brought a new kind of excitement to the winter Olympics. In conclusion, the competition of sports has thrived in popularity because the Modern Olympics were improved over the years, and because ice hockey has grown as a famous national sport. The Olympics are the greatest sporting event in the world. Since it is such a big event, it takes four years to prepare for the Modern Olympics. Overall, the Olympic Games have brought more competition, tradition and culture to each country that participates in the events.
Religion:
Latin:
Math:
Wiki Math Olympic Pentathlon Event
Estimate (in cm)
Actual (in cm)
Error (Estimate - Actual)
% Error (Error/Actual x 100)
Paper Plate Discus
105
81
24
29.62 %
Drinking Straw Javelin
150
297
147
49.49%
Cotton Ball Shot Put
300
241
59
24.48%
Long Stride
95
84
11
13.09%
High Vertical Jump
45
32
13
40.62%
What is the average of your Percent Error? 31.46 %
History: Olympic history of Serbia
Serbia's Flag
In the summer olympics, Serbia competes in cycling, football, rowing, shooting, swimming, table tennis, tennis, volleyball, water polo, and wrestling.
They also partcipate in alpine skiing, bobsleighing, biathlon, and cross country skiing in the winter olympics.
Serbia has never won an olympic gold medal in the Olympic games.
Serbia has one silver medal from the summer olympics in swimming.
Serbia won two gold medals from tennis and water polo.
The last Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver, Canada in 2010. In 2014, the next Winter Olympics will take place in Sochi, Russia.
The most recent Summer Olympics were held in Beijing, China in 2008. London, England will hold the next Summer Olympics in 2012.
Serbia has never hosted an olympic game.
Serbia's famous athletes:
Ivan Miljkovic- famous volleyball player
Vlade Divac- one of first European basketball players to get into the NBA
Famous Volleyball Players - Ivan Miljkovic
Basketball is my favorite summer Olympic event because I play it and I can learn new techniques from watching different countries around the world.
Ice hockey is my favorite winter Olympic event because I like the speed and physical aspects of the game
Science: The Triple Jump
1.Physical Attributes needed to be the best in this sport:
Senses: Sight and touch are needed for the triple jump.
Muscle Groups ( describe if they should be fast and or strong): The leg muscles should be strong in all areas for good balance. They also need to be fast for a better overall jump. A strong core is also needed to keep steady in the air and on the ground during the triple jump.
Mental focus skills: Mental imagery- Seeing and feeling the actions in your mind give you a better idea of what to focus on during the actual competition. Also, a positive attitude is key for the actual performance.
2.Dietary Requirements:
Link: http://www.ausport.gov.au/ais/nutrition/factsheets/sports/track_and_field_-_jumps: Diets should mainly focus on carbohyradrates, but lean sources of protein are very important to athletes. Other unhealthy foods should be seldomly eaten.
3. 3 most common injuries:
Injury 1: Hamstring Pulls
Injury 2: Quadricep Pulls
Injury 3: Shin Splints
4. How do these apply to your sport?
Physical: Athletes need to be in great shape to perform the triple jump
Mental/Emotional: Players need to have positive attitudes during the competition
Social: Athletes interact with their coaches and other players
Intellectual: Athletes need to understand the different techniques to perform the triple jump
Spiritual: Players ask religious figures to help support them during the competition
5. List three athletes in the history of your sport with their medals won and the years they won them.
A. James Connolly won the gold medal in1896
B. Luis Brunetto won the silver medal in 1924
C. Yelena Govorova won the bronze medal in 2000
English:
The Olympics
Many years ago, the Olympic Games were banned by the Roman Emperor Theodosius I. On April 6, 1896 however, the games were reborn in Athens, Greece about 1500 years later. From that time on, the games would be called the Modern Olympics. The Modern Olympics allowed all nations to participate in these sporting events. One of these sporting events was ice hockey which came to the Modern Olympics in 1920. Since that time, ice hockey has become a national sport in the winter Olympics. The world of sports has become more exciting because the Modern Olympics were brought back to the world, and because ice hockey has become a very popular national sport.
To start, the sports world has become more exciting because the Modern Olympics were brought back to the world. The first Modern Olympics were held in Athens, Greece in the year of 1896. It was held in Greece to act as a reminder that the Ancient Olympics began there (Singh). There were nine major events in the first Modern Olympics which were athletics, cycling, fencing, gymnastics, weightlifting, wrestling, swimming, tennis, and shooting. Today, there are 41 total events from the summer and winter Olympics (Fischer). In the first Modern Olympics, only men could participate in sports. However, women were allowed to play sports four years later, but could only compete in tennis and golf (Fischer). The progression of sports in the Modern Olympics has given a greater variety of events.
Finally, ice hockey has developed as a very popular national sport. Ice hockey is a very quick and physical game. Due to the intense physical contact in the game, many injuries occur including concussions (Cahow). The United States hockey team currently trains at a facility called Lake Placid, which is located in New York. In fact, the United States Olympic hockey team has trained at Lake Placid ever since the year of 1980 (Fischer). In the upcoming winter Olympics, Canada is predicted to win the gold medal. Oddly enough, Canada defeated the United States in the 2010 winter Olympics to take home the gold medal (Fischer). Ice hockey has brought a new kind of excitement to the winter Olympics.
In conclusion, the competition of sports has thrived in popularity because the Modern Olympics were improved over the years, and because ice hockey has grown as a famous national sport. The Olympics are the greatest sporting event in the world. Since it is such a big event, it takes four years to prepare for the Modern Olympics. Overall, the Olympic Games have brought more competition, tradition and culture to each country that participates in the events.
Religion:
Latin:
Math:
Pentathlon
Event
(in cm)
(in cm)
(Estimate - Actual)
(Error/Actual x 100)
What is the average of your Percent Error? 31.46 %
History: Olympic history of Serbia
In the summer olympics, Serbia competes in cycling, football, rowing, shooting, swimming, table tennis, tennis, volleyball, water polo, and wrestling.
They also partcipate in alpine skiing, bobsleighing, biathlon, and cross country skiing in the winter olympics.
Serbia has never won an olympic gold medal in the Olympic games.
Serbia has one silver medal from the summer olympics in swimming.
Serbia won two gold medals from tennis and water polo.
The last Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver, Canada in 2010. In 2014, the next Winter Olympics will take place in Sochi, Russia.
The most recent Summer Olympics were held in Beijing, China in 2008. London, England will hold the next Summer Olympics in 2012.
Serbia has never hosted an olympic game.
Serbia's famous athletes:
Basketball is my favorite summer Olympic event because I play it and I can learn new techniques from watching different countries around the world.
Ice hockey is my favorite winter Olympic event because I like the speed and physical aspects of the game